How do I make a Airline Safety Card?

Seatback safety-card vectors demo your product step by step — brace position for flavor included.

model⚡ Recraft V4.1
agency would charge$1,900
you'll spend~$1
runs onMeta · X · TikTok

EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

Airline Safety Card example ad

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Vertical 4:5 flat vector design of a laminated seatback safety card: plastic-coated stock with rounded corners, one diagonal laminate glare band, and a thin grey border. Top header bar in bold aviation sans-serif: "FENNA MEAL KIT — IN CASE OF SUDDEN HUNGER", with the card code "FNA-01" right-aligned. Below, a grid of six numbered instructional panels in classic airline-diagram style: flat vector people with calm blank faces, a limited palette of safety red, aviation blue, and grey, and big directional arrows. Panel 1: a passenger pointing at [PRODUCT — e.g. "the boxed Fenna meal kit"], caption "LOCATE KIT". Panel 2: hands opening a pouch along a dotted line, caption "TEAR HERE". Panel 3: a pan on a stove, caption "PAN. MEDIUM HEAT." Panel 4: a person seated with arms crossed beside a timer, caption "WAIT 15 MIN". Panel 5: a person leaning over a plate, caption "ADOPT THE BRACE POSITION FOR FLAVOR". Panel 6: a green arrow to a full plate, caption "EXIT HUNGER". Footer strip: "REVIEW THIS CARD BEFORE EVERY DINNER • FENNA.COM". Crisp uniform line weight, all captions exactly spelled. No photorealism, no gradients, no real airline logos, no watermark.

HOW TO RUN IT

  1. Paste the prompt into Recraft V4.1 and rewrite the six panel captions as your product's real steps.
  2. Keep the blank-faced vector people and three-color palette — deadpan is the joke.
  3. Verify the panel numbers read 1-6 in order; models love to shuffle instructional grids.
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